Cancer survival in high income countries is improving, but international disparities persist

ScienceDaily
Sep 11, 2019, 4:52 pm159 pts
An observational study including 3.9 million cancer cases in seven high-income countries between 1995-2014 finds that survival of seven cancers is generally improving, although the overall level and pace of improvement varies between countries and for each cancer type.

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